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Today we are smiling as we remember the beautiful person that [deceased’s name] was. [He/she] was truly a bright and shining star that we were blessed to have known. If your loved one’s ashes were scattered their ashes in a place that was special to them, a trip there could be part of a day spent with other people who loved them, you could even arrange picnic in this location with your loved one’s favourite foods and drink. Hi love, how are you doing today? I pray that your family is healing. I know the wound will never fully heal, but maybe that’s the point. Scars are what make us human, after all. Your baby is always in my prayers and I deeply feel they’re happy in heaven. Talk to you soon.” If you’d prefer to send or keep a non-personalised memento of a loved one, we also have in-store memorial cards featuring pretty designs and sentimental verses that’ll remind you of them every day. They act as a lovely keepsake. Seek professional help: lastly if you’re struggling to cope and your grief is impacting your life in a very negative way then consider seeing a therapist or professional who can help you through it.

What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.”– Helen Keller You could hold a barbeque, meet at a restaurant, host a picnic, or attend an event together and remember and reflect on your loved one. This could be a one-time event or something you do every year on the anniversary of their death. I know [NAME] was our oldest friend and we’ll never not miss them. The day we all (hopefully) get reunited in heaven will be the craziest one that place has ever seen! Till then, I hope you’re doing alright. I miss you!”

Since you left I’ve felt nothing but sorrow. I long to see you one last time and tell you how much I miss you While I know nothing can alleviate your loss, I do want you to know we are remembering [name] on this day. [He/she] was a wonderful and loving soul who we were blessed to have known.”

One year down, too many to go. I miss your father each and every day and am always thinking of him whenever I go to [special place]. We know he is smiling down at you always.” Share kindness:Death anniversaries can be difficult times for friends and loved ones of the deceased. While some might choose to go celebrate in honor of their loved one, many people find it difficult to do anything at all. Even if they seem fine and it's been several years since the death, assume that the date is a difficult one and speak accordingly. An anniversary of a loved ones death is always tough. It can open old wounds and rekindle memories that we haven’t thought about for a long time.

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Release balloons or lanterns: You could gather family and friends to release lanterns or balloons in honor of your loved one. Their closest friends or family would probably appreciate being included and part of whatever way you choose to commemorate them. What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes part of us”– Helen Keller